The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-07
MARTINS FERRY,

Tho Now Water Works-yar,ous other
Local News Items.
Police business has been quic: tbs past
week. :. 80
Mrs. Frank Stewart, of Steubenyille, is
the guest 'oI Miss Cora Owens.
Capt. Q. ". Phillips, of Clarksburg, W.
Va, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Dr..
HElinerman, Of this PLACE. i. &. Z
Rev. W. 8. Campbell occupied the pul-
pit in the Eplscopalian church yesterday
after his weeks absence. i
For the latest fall and winter styles in
good fitting clothes, 20 10 F. Rub, mer-
chant tailor, Second street.
For anything In gents furnishings. hats,
caps, etc., ct lowest priGeu, call on Charles
W. Kuckuck, Commercia! Block. -
Persons desiring TO secure the election
returns tomorrow night should make ar.
rangements with the telegraph operator,
a. ]. Van Pels, before tomorrow evening.
s"Blood" Ebbsrts received eavere slug.
2ing from q wsll.kpown man Saturday
night, on account Of the elit brought by
EDbertH' vile ageinat William Prince for
selling her husband liquor. a.g5
Michael Pinkerton, who wau hust by a
fall Of elals in Kelly's coal mines, M the
river few miles, last Monday, and who
has been reported dead several times, 10
getting along nicely, his injuries not PROV.
leg So rer;oas as Yves first thought. &
The candidate has had smplo time since
Saturday to rest his weary palm after so
much hand shaking, and will, bloom airesh
this morning. So far the campaign has
gone quietly, but the interest Is warming
up, and every otIice.seeker is doing his
best to make a favorable impression on
the yotern. .a.' 4,
The iron bridge at the power house has
been put in position, and the floor ia now
being laid. > The superetructurs Is under
root and oil that feniains to be done 10 the
placing OF the engines and tho clearing
away Of outside rubbish and tho power
house will be complete. Work on the
reservoir is coming on nicely and it will
soon be complete. ;3ss
The Young Ladies' Christian Temper.
auce Union was organized Saturday under
the direction OF Miss- Jennie Morgan, OF
Oberlin. A large attendance was had,
and the now organization Of young women
when fully under way, bids fair to sur.
pasa that oil their older sisters in working
for the cause OF temperance. The frat
meetingof this new organization WAC hold
yesterday afternoon at ; o'clock in the
Presbyterian church, and was we'll a.
tended. 4, .,5.s isG.l'gg 81.
4 The last grand rally OF the Republican
party at IE.naville, in Ul,ich's hall Sstur-
day night, was unusually we'll attended,
and considerable enthusiasm prevailed.
Hon. Dsvld Davis, Of Cincinnati, in a
lengthy speech, full Of elcquence and
force, discussed the issues of the day with
effect, pleading hiu hearers with his
forcible remarks. He was followed by the
eloquent aud able Colonel O. L. Poorman,
Of Bellaire, who was listened to with the
closest attention. Mr.. Poorman put forth
his beat ticks toward bringing the voters
TO q sense OF their duty, and 1t Ia thought
succeeded to great extent. The meeting
was a gratifying success. IS "A :
Last Saturday Howard Jackaon Was
hired by Mira. VIM. E!eon to put down a
carpet in the house lately occupied by M.
Frank Ford, into which Mr. Elson was
moving. After 30 doing, jackson happened
to notice new $40 oyercoat and hat and
q pair of gloves, which had been accident.
ally left in the house BY Mr.. Ford,
and appropriated them to bis own use.
Mr. Ford BOON missed his clothes, and
when be found they had been stolen, he
at once swore out a warrant before
May or Roller for Jeckaon's arrest,
Constable Moore was given the warrant,
and soon arrested jackson at his home
over Darrah's drug store. The clothes
we're found packed in valiss, and are
now in care of the Constable. jackson
silll have a hearing this morning. $50!
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